Welcome
The Emerging Nanoelectronics Research Group focuses on the exploration of nano-scale low-dimensional materials and their advanced applications in electronics and optoelectronics.
The group is highly collaborating with interdisciplinary research groups in physics, chemistry, material science, and energy systems.
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The group welcomes talented graduate and undergraduate students to participate in research activities. Please check the News for more information.
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Left: Media coverages on our recent work presented at IEEE IEDM 2020. Relevant news articles include:
"Atom-thin transistor uses half the voltage of common semiconductors, boosts current density"
"Transistor uses half of voltage of common semiconductors"
"New, two-dimensional transistor could help usher in a new era of computing"
"Researchers create atom-thin transistor"
"Extending Moore’s Law with a transistor that requires half the voltage of current semiconductors"
"Atoms-thick transistors get faster using less power"
"Silent transistors and computers? See four promising news"
"Atom-thin transistor makes use of half the voltage of frequent semiconductors"
"The two-dimensional structure could by key for quantum computing, extending Moore’s Law"
"2D transistor operates at 29mV"
"An atom-thin transistor consumes half the voltage of conventional semiconductors and increases the current density"
"Atom thin transistor could be key for next-gen computing"
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